Downy® Mountain Spring® Sheets

Usage and Instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What are the benefits of Downy Sheets?

A.Downy Sheets condition your clothes in the dryer for softer, fresher, more fragrant fabrics.*

Downy dryer sheets:

• Provide an airy fresh scent
• Infuse fabrics with softness so they feel as good as they look
• Fight against pesky static cling

Q.When should I add an Ultra Downy Sheet to my dryer?

A.Before each load, toss a sheet into the dryer drum along with your clothes. Heat plus the tumbling movement of your dryer will allow the transfer fabric softener to your clothes.

Q.Can I use Ultra Downy Sheets on all my fabrics?

A.You can use Downy Sheets on clothing, towels, linens—and more. If you have doubts, check the label to be sure. However, you should avoid using fabric softener on children’s clothing or linens as fabric softener can cause fabrics to become more flammable.

Q.Does Ultra Downy come in liquid?

A.Yes, Ultra Downy comes in five liquid scents: April Fresh, Mountain Spring, Clean Breeze, Lavender Fresh, and our Free & Sensitive option. To learn more about Ultra Downy liquid, visit our product page.

Q.Can I use Ultra Downy Sheets and Liquid on the same load?

A.You certainly can. Downy Sheets go in the dryer, of course, and Ultra Downy Liquid goes in the washer. You may experience a stronger scent by using both at once. But if you love scent, we say go for it!

Q.Will Downy Sheets irritate my skin or cause allergic reactions?

A.Downy Sheets should not irritate skin or cause allergic reactions for most people. However, if you find yourself affected we do have a dermatologist-tested liquid Downy that’s free of dyes or perfumers. Learn more about Ultra Downy Free & Sensitive.

Q.Do Downy Sheets affect the drying time on clothes?

A.Nope, your dryer settings are the only thing that should affect drying time. Follow your dryer manufacturer’s instructions if your laundry is drying too slowly.

Q.Will Downy Sheets stain my clothes?

A.Ultra Downy dryer sheets are formulated so they won’t stain your clothes, though all fabric softeners do run a small risk of staining. Here’s how you can remove fabric softener stains if they do occur:

• Nonwashable fibers  — Dampen the stain with water and rub gently with bar soap (avoid deodorant soap) or a liquid laundry detergent like Tide. Rinse thoroughly, and then blot excess liquid and allow to dry.
  
• Washable fibers  — Again, dampen the stain with water and rub gently with bar soap (avoid deodorant soap) or a liquid laundry detergent like Tide. Rinse thoroughly, and then send fabrics through the wash again.

Q.I have a question. How can I talk to Downy?

A.We’d love to hear from you. Choose from the contact options below, and your question will be answered by a member of the Downy Team.

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